Simple WiFi Adapter For Android Auto With Multi-Phone Connectivity Launched
Mar 20, 2023
After concluding its successful IndieGogo and Kickstarter campaign, Carsifi has made its wireless Android Auto adapter available on the market.
Wilmington, United States - March 20, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Car owners who don't have built-in WiFi in their vehicles can now enjoy the convenience of wireless Android Auto connectivity through Carsifi’s innovative adapter. The dongle allows drivers to connect their Android phones to their entertainment system without the need for complex setup procedures.
More information about Carsifi is available at https://carsifi.com
Carsifi offers a simple setup process and users only need to pair their phones with the dongle once. After that, the device will automatically connect to their smartphone via Bluetooth when they drive the car.
According to data from Google, there are around 150 million cars that come fitted with Android Auto. While this app suite offers convenient access to messaging, music, and news apps, vehicles need built-in WiFi to connect the dashboard to a smartphone — a fact that puts older cars at a disadvantage. Carsifi acknowledges that many automobiles on the road are not equipped with the latest connectivity systems and its dongle offers a cost-effective solution.
The adapter is compatible with a wide range of old or new vehicles, enabling users to easily connect their devices regardless of the make and model. Moreover, it works with earlier versions of Android Auto (including Version 8 and below) with the assistance of a companion app.
One of the unique features of Carsifi is that multiple users can pair their phones with the dongle. This means that family members or friends can easily switch between their individual profiles without having to reconfigure the settings every time they get in the car. They simply need to press a single button to cycle through the different user profiles.
"Carsifi is a game-changer for people who want to enjoy the benefits of wireless Android Auto connectivity but don't want to go through the hassle and expense of upgrading their car's entertainment system," said Ihor Martsekha, CEO of Carsifi. "We designed this adapter to be easy to use, reliable, and affordable, and we believe it will be a great solution for many car owners."
The Carsifi adapter is available directly from the company's website, and comes with a one-year warranty and free technical support. Interested parties may visit https://carsifi.com to purchase the dongle.
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Name: Carsifi Support
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Organization: Carsifi, Inc.
Address: 3524 Silverside Road, #35b, Wilmington, Delaware 19810, United States
Website: https://carsifi.com
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